"Official" Craigslist failure thread

Owens suspension, front and rear!

 

and Brimbo brakes
costume race seat
no drooping RPM's

 

Wicked fast and awesome.
Full race superbike except for engine modifications.
OMG it has the mapped Yoshimura exhaust. Buy it , buy it.

 

Just WOW!!!

I'm reading it and he said it was raced at CVMA, so I'm thinking wow, I need to go look at this 210mph Josh Hayes special, but then I realized the owner moved out of state.

Gixxer, let us know how the visit goes. I'm sure it will be quite entertaining.

 

Turns out it's a bike he bought off of Alessandro Assanti from Cali (bike911.com). Says Owens suspension was because of spell check. There's still a lot wrong with that ad. I still want to see it.

 

Well. Nice to know I'll have a shoulder to cry on.

-jim

 

http://tampa.craigslist.org/hil/mcy/4519360995.html

 

That's a steal for just two-fiddy! Does the rugged mounting system come with it? I hope so because otherwise it could be really tippy when you load a bunch of car batteries or whatever in there.

 

Wow!

 

waterproof, huh? pay no attention to those 12" cuts on the bottom of the box...

 

From rain. It's not a submarine!

 

No shit. What does he expect for only $250?

This isn't just some cheap cabinet out of somebody's garage here folks.

Check out the state of the art latching mechanism...

 

They didn't say "rainproof." what about the spray from your tires?

 

I think the dude's pose in the pictures cracks me up more than anything.

 

It's like he's thinking about what to do with all that pizza money.

 

A GSX-R1000 for DaveK!

12" GSXR: http://columbiamo.craigslist.org/mcy/4499663163.html

 

You man enough?

http://delaware.craigslist.org/mcy/4517747383.html

 

I know the guy that made the swingarm.

 

You guys are way too harsh on this dealio! What you are not considering is that wonderful, fresh-baked pizza smell emanating from this chic waterproof delivery box…don't be so narrow-minded, it could serve as a mailbox, or you could mount it on the side of your home and use it to age cheese, for example. Don't hate on innovation and clever stying! The box, as a functional shape and form, has been around for millions of years.

 

Parked in salt water,